Strong Foundation Physical Therapy

Strong Foundation Physical Therapy Strong Foundation Physical Therapy is owned and operated by Doctor of Physical Therapy Danyell Russe

Excited to have our March Crunchy Providers of Flower Mound Meet Up organized! Huge thank you to  for hosting our March ...
02/25/2026

Excited to have our March Crunchy Providers of Flower Mound Meet Up organized!

Huge thank you to for hosting our March meetup!

If you're a provider of a service or product to the "crunchy" community of Flower Mound we'd love to have you join us!

So what do we actually do with all this?First: we stop assuming it’s “just hormones” and therefore untouchable. Hormonal...
02/24/2026

So what do we actually do with all this?

First: we stop assuming it’s “just hormones” and therefore untouchable. Hormonal shifts absolutely influence pelvic floor, bladder, tissue health, pain, and s*xual function… but that doesn’t mean you’re stuck.

Pelvic floor PT, strength work, nervous system support, lifestyle adjustments, and (when appropriate) conversations about hormone support can make a real difference. The goal isn’t perfection, it’s feeling informed, supported, and back in partnership with your body.

If something here sounds familiar, that’s not a dead end. It’s a starting point! Grab a spot on my calendar for a free discovery call, and let’s chat about a plan that supports YOU. 🫶🏼

02/23/2026

The list: ⬇️

• Leaking when you cough, sneeze, run, or laugh
• Pain with intimacy
• Pelvic pressure or heaviness
• Core weakness or lingering postpartum symptoms
• Constipation or straining regularly
• Frequent “just in case” bathroom trips
• Low back, hip, or tailbone pain that won’t resolve
• Being told “that’s just part of being a woman/mom/aging

Women’s pain has been minimized for a long time. But normalization isn’t the same thing as health, and you deserve better than shrugging it off or Googling in silence.

Pelvic floor PT exists for a reason: real answers, real solutions, and a path back to feeling strong, confident, and at home in your body again. If something feels off, trust that nudge! You don’t have to settle.

02/21/2026

Sorry, not sorry. The likelihood of me talking about pelvic health if I'm around you for longer than about 30 seconds is pretty high.

But until everyone knows that:
❌ you don't have to live with peeing when you sneeze
❌ you don't have to have surgery to help with pelvic heaviness
❌ intimacy shouldn't be painful
❌ it's not the price you pay for having babies
❌ pelvic floor PT is more than just kegals
I'm gonna keep up my yapping.

Hubby and I took our little Valentines to get sushi for the first time. The boys killed it with trying new things and us...
02/15/2026

Hubby and I took our little Valentines to get sushi for the first time. The boys killed it with trying new things and using chop sticks for the first time.

I was surprised that Jeremiah actually loved the sushi and Jordan wasn't as big of a fan. (I thought it was going to be the opposite). Both boys loved the gyoza. Jordan loved the Miso soup.

Super proud of our kiddos for trying new stuff. ♥️

Not as proud of Jeff and I for not getting a picture together. 🤣

Happy Valentine's Day from your favorite fitness forward pelvic floor and orthopedic physical therapist. I hope your Val...
02/14/2026

Happy Valentine's Day from your favorite fitness forward pelvic floor and orthopedic physical therapist.

I hope your Valentine's Day is full of love, that you unclench those cheeks 🍑, keep those squats low, and keep your pants dry!

🫶🏼 Dr. Danyell

It might be Valentine’s Day weekend, but I’m starting early with some client love! These words are SO rewarding to read ...
02/12/2026

It might be Valentine’s Day weekend, but I’m starting early with some client love! These words are SO rewarding to read and hear, especially from another like-minded practitioner! Empowering women is my passion, and I’m grateful to fill my days with this work.

02/10/2026

Three things I wish more partners were are of:

Scientifically, or***ms are the perception of peak pleasure due to s*xual stimuli.

Outside of the textbook, did you know?

1. Most women do not climax via pe*******on alone (only 18% of women report this)
2. 37% of women require cl****al stimulation to achieve climax
3. Pleasure is the goal of s*x, NOT the number of or***ms you have!

I love this quote by Emily Nagoski: “Pleasure is the measure of s*xual well-being— not how much you want it, how often you do it, with whom, where, what time of day, or even whether you have or***ms. It’s whether or not you like the s*x you are having. Life is too short to have s*x you don’t like.”

Somebody put that on a t-shirt!

I hope reading this normalizes, educates, helps you feel less alone, and gives you an easy reel to send to your partner if this is a conversation you’d love to talk about further!

Follow along here... sharing more on the topic of intimacy, s*x, and pelvic floor health all month long so we can keep removing the stigma and help you realize you aren’t alone!

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Corinth, TX
76208

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+19402684365

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